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Ekos Castanha Liquid Hand Soap
Bath & Shower
This lightly lathering, sulfate-free hand soap cleans hands gently with coconut-derived cleansers paired with comforting Castanha extract from the Amazon.
Enriched with Amazon bioactive Castanha crude oil, this hand liquid soap, 94% natural, keeps the skin natural PH while gently cleanses and forming a protective film in your hands. A comfort bath feeling, with high fragrance explosion, this product leaves your skin clean and scented.
The Benefits:
- 94% natural | 0% sulfate.
- Nourishes the skin layers.
- Creamy foam.
- Gently cleanses the skin without drying.
- Provide a soft and velvety touch.
- Leaves hands soft, clean, and lightly scented.
- Skin type: Parched skin.
- Results: Restored and hydrated skin.
- Apply to damp hands.
- Massage to form a light lather.
- Then rinse.
- Do not apply to the face.
Expert tip: Follow with Castanha Hand Cream to nourish and moisturize hands.
Star Ingredient: Known and revered as the Queen of the Forest, the Castanha (or Brazil nut) is found deep in the forests of the Amazon. Endlessly rich in benefits, both medicinal and beautifying, the castanha produces an oil that deeply nourishes and “feeds” skin for intense moisturization.
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Formulated Without: parabens, phthalates, propylene glycol, mineral oil, PABA, petrolatum, triclosan, DEA and animal ingredients.
Nourishing
Castanha
Castanha, or Brazil nut, produces an oil with an extraordinary power to deeply nourish and moisturize skin.
Rich in omega-6 and omega-9, Castanha oil stimulates the production of structured proteins in the deepest layers of the skin, nourishing skin with intense moisturization.
The Castanha tree, known as the Queen of the Forest, is one of the oldest trees in the Amazon. Its fruits are like capsules that hold the Castanha nuts like a true treasure.
The Castanha nuts are sustainably harvested by 182 families from local communities in the Amazon region. Local harvesters travel by the river to remote areas where they settle for weeks to collect the Castanha nuts. In traditional Amazonian communities, the women press the Castanhas by hand and extract the nourishing white milk they produce. The Castanha tree supplies one of the main sources of protein for the Amazonian communities, sustaining both mankind and animals.
Endlessly rich in benefits, the Castanha nuts are transformed into an oil or butter or milk that nourishes even the deepest layers of the skin.
